Scarf joints are used in timber framing to connect length joints. This joint is applicable when timber cannot be found in full lengths needed. For example a long plate beam in a barn can be scarfed to create a contentious beam. Another example would be in a large truss span where longer lengths of timber are needed. - Heavy Timber Trusses & Components, Accent Truss, SC

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Scarf joints are used in timber framing to connect length joints. This joint is applicable when timber cannot be found in full lengths needed. For example a long plate beam in a barn can be scarfed to create a contentious beam. Another example would be in a large truss span where longer lengths of timber are needed. - Heavy Timber Trusses & Components, Accent Truss, SC